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Cotswold Cutz LADIES & GENTS • Chimney Liners HAIRSTYLISTS • Bird Guards Cotswold Cutz LADIES & GENTS • Chimney liners HAIRSTYLISTS • Bird guards CHURCH STREET WILLERSEY • Pots fitted 01386 852219 • Pointing and repairs • Gutters cleaned • Broken roof tiles replaced. KNIGHT PROVISIONS LTD We are only a phone call away for your BACON SAUSAGE COOKED MEATS PIES etc Call us today on 01386 833500 Fax: 01386 833900 Weston-sub-Edge Village Hall (Registered Charity No.267532) offers an excellent venue for up to 100 people. It includes a well equipped kitchen and all amenities for business or leisure. The spacious hall has good lighting, power points and gas fired central heating all included in the hire fee. Ample parking, hearing loop and WiFi available. Hall bookings can be made by calling Becky White - email [email protected] WESTON SENIORS A Warm Invitation from Peter, Valerie, Anna and Viv New villagers are always welcome. Contact Anna for more information 840725 Coffee Come along and join us for a chat and some Morning refreshments We usually meet in the village hall on the second Monday of each month 10.30am - 11.30am Our next meeting is on 13th September HARTWELL & CO TIMBER MERCHANTS & FENCING SPECIALISTS Visit our well-stocked yard for timber, gates, fencing, trellis, decking & expert advice. www.hartwellfencing.co.uk 01386 840373 Open Mon-Fri 8am-5pm Sat 8.30am-12noon The Timber Yard, Weston Subedge, Nr. Chipping Campden, GL55 6QH Puzzles, cartoons, Smile, Movie Moments and children’s pages by courtesy of ParishPump.co.uk 2 15 It is over one hundred years since the In the same cemetery, there are more first tractor was brought to England. than 200 plain white graves of local and Commonwealth service people The tractor was produced in America who died during the two world wars, by Ford, the same company that and a memorial to the many local soldiers who died in the First World makes cars. The tractor was needed War. on the farms as so many man were away fighting in World War I. To wander around any cemetery or graveyard is to enter into the lives of generations of families. To see the Learning lessons from a graveyard grave of the still-born baby close to the If you’re looking for a quiet oasis away child who died in infancy, both near to from the bustle and busyness of the grandmother who died in her everyday life, there’s a place where nineties. The husband and wife who CRACKERS nature, heritage and the life histories of died within months of each other, are Did you hear about the magic hundreds of local people are on alongside the wife who outlived her peaceful display. spouse by decades. tractor? How did the farmer find his lost Take a walk in your local cemetery. I’m always struck by how people are cow? described. Most are defined by their The chances are it’s a place where family relationships – beloved What do you get when you cross a nature abounds, where socially-distant grandfather, grandmother, father, robot and a tractor? peace can be found, and you can mother, wife, husband, son or What do you call a sleeping bull? meditate on the deeper issues of life. daughter. Picture to colour It’s true that graveyards seldom feature Others are described by their roles in in most people’s favourite places to life – actress, golf professional or for visit. Many find them morbid, reminding the war graves, by their ranks. How them of their own mortality. long, I wonder, had the young men and women been in uniform before meeting Or they can prompt memories of loved their deaths – and being remembered ones no longer with us, and the ever after as soldiers? In some cases, sadness overcomes the happy it may have been just a few months. memories of the life shared together. Others simply rush past cemeteries or What, I find myself asking, would I like graveyards, without even noticing that to have written on my gravestone? they are there. How would each of us like to be remembered? How can long lives be But walk among the gravestones, read summed up in the few words you can the inscriptions and you find the stories fit on a gravestone? of people’s lives. Samuel Ryder, the Hertfordshire seed merchant who And what is it that we are doing in life devised the United States v Europe that will be of lasting value? Ryder Cup golf tournament, is buried in Cemeteries are places that can make the cemetery opposite the church you consider your own life and think about what is important in it. where I minister. When I visited recently, someone had left golf balls on Revd Peter Crumpler dozer. - It turned into a field! He tractor down. A transfarmer. A bull A transfarmer. A down. tractor He field! a into turned It his grave. 3 14 The North Cotswold u3a is open to new members ‘Now I understand why the North Cotswold u3a is known as “The Friendly u3a’ (Freda) ‘My life can be divided into two parts, before the u3a and after the u3a. The “after” part is so much better’ (John) ‘I don’t know how I ever found time to go to work’ (Leslie) ‘Walking, reading, taking photographs, painting, improving my French, improving my cooking (not difficult this!) – the NCu3a fills my life with so much interest and Please check walk details carefully including whether booking is necessary. pleasure’ (Margaret) https://www.cotswoldsaonb.org.uk/visiting-and-exploring/guided-walks Never heard of the u3a then click on the u3a link below to learn more. A King’s Swell Battle – Tuesday 7th September – Moderate 3.5hr 7ml No qualifications are offered and no qualification is required other than that you We walk north and west across the (disputed) locations of the last battle of the are not in full-time work. There's no age restriction either! Come and join us to first Civil War near Stow and back via the Swells. learn, laugh and live! Start: 10.00 am Public car park next to Tesco north of Stow on the Wold. OS Map ref: SP 191 262. On the afternoon of the second Thursday of each month, we hold an Open Meeting when we are entertained and informed by a wide variety of speakers. Andoversford on the Gloucestershire Way – Tuesday 21st September – Moderate 3hr 6.5ml We hope that our Open Meetings at the newly refurbished Willersey Village A lovely walk taking in some lovely agricultural land and quaint villages. Lunch is Hall will re-start in September with the provisional programme below. available in the Royal Oak or drop down into Charlton Kings. Thursday – 9thSeptember Start: 10.00 am Andoversford, Station Road at the end near the Royal Oak pub. Places to see and things to do after Covid – Helen and Steve Wilkes‘ OS Map ref: SP 024 196. A collection of photographs from the places we have visited in our travels all over the world’. CW50 – Up, Up and Away – Tuesday 28th September – Moderate 5hr 10ml Thursday – 14th October—Severn Freewheelers This autumn walk along a lovely stretch of the Cotswold Way, showcases some Severn Freewheelers is a group of advanced motorcyclists, providing a free out- pretty villages. We then climb up the scarp to get fine views in all directions. The return route uses the Winchcombe Way. Please bring a packed lunch. of-hours courier service for hospitals in Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, North th Wiltshire and Herefordshire. This walk forms part of the celebrations of the 50 Anniversary of the Cotswold We carry blood, pathology samples, patient scans / x-rays, human milk, in fact Way. any medical essentials, between hospitals and healthcare facilities in the area. Start: 10.00 am Stanton village car park. OS Map ref: SP 067 344. This meeting will be followed by our AGM. Chipping Campden Town Walk – Every Tuesday and Thursday starting Thursday -11th November Tuneful Tubes? – David Wornham from Tuesday 22nd June – Easy 1.5hr A light hearted demonstration of the world-wide history of musical, and some not We will walk along the High Street and provide a historical tour of the town. From so musical, wind instruments. A cornet player from the age of 10 to 20, led from the granting of Campden’s Charter in the 1180s, the growth of the town and its the school orchestra to the local town band. I played bugle and military flute in magnificent buildings, to the arrival of the Arts and Crafts movement. my school Army Cadet Force, then played Refreshments available in the town after the walk. nothing for over 40 years whilst working. On Start: 14:00 on Tuesdays and 10:00 on Thursdays. Meet at the Market Hall in retirement from full-time work, I bought a the centre of town. OS Map ref: SP 151 392. euphonium and, five years later, joined a band again and now play in three local concert PLEASE use appropriate footwear as some walks may be steep and muddy in bands. I am a collector of musical wind places. EASY - Length may vary but terrain is mainly flat (level); MODERATE - instruments, giving talks and demonstrations to includes some hills and rough ground. STRENUOUS – may be rough underfoot local groups using a selection from my and ascents and descents may be steep. We welcome guide and hearing dogs - assembly of over 300. sorry, others not allowed. More information on the Website:- Walks are free although we do invite donations to help fund our conservation https://u3asites.org.uk/north-cotswold and improvement work. 4 13 service station is the ultimate human How to make the most of a meeting with fish paste sandwiches, you do not zoo.” need a proposer, seconder or vote.
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